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Sleigh bells are ringing and the end of the year is approaching. We've been celebrating the lead up to Christmas by giving away sacks of goodies to our members! Today is day THREE of our 12 days of Christmas celebrations...
Make sure you keep checking our Christmas Blog each day to see if … View moreSleigh bells are ringing and the end of the year is approaching. We've been celebrating the lead up to Christmas by giving away sacks of goodies to our members! Today is day THREE of our 12 days of Christmas celebrations...
Make sure you keep checking our Christmas Blog each day to see if you, or your neighbour have won something special from us!
Are you a winner?
Sahera from Kaiapoi
It's that lovely time of year when we start to think about gifting to others.
You may notice the Christmas Trees in Kaiapoi - at New World, The Library and at WestPac. As always, we are in need gifts for kids who would normally go without over the holidays.
Please remember the … View moreIt's that lovely time of year when we start to think about gifting to others.
You may notice the Christmas Trees in Kaiapoi - at New World, The Library and at WestPac. As always, we are in need gifts for kids who would normally go without over the holidays.
Please remember the teenage/older brothers and sisters as they often get forgotten. And please donate new and quality gifts.
Each year we get sacks and sacks of poor condition preloved toys that we can not pass on. Please recycle these gifts at opshops and not under the tree. As a result we have to check all gifts and repackaged before going out, as we can not risk a child receiving something in disrepair.
Thank you for supporting us to ensure no child gets forgotten this Christmas.
Janice from Hurunui District
100 EXPOSURES IN 100 DAYS.
Giving your pup 100 positive experiences in his first 100 days with you is not as daunting as it may sound. You’ll find many opportunities in your own neighbourhood to start your list of 100. You’ll also want to get into the habit of taking your pup with you to as … View more100 EXPOSURES IN 100 DAYS.
Giving your pup 100 positive experiences in his first 100 days with you is not as daunting as it may sound. You’ll find many opportunities in your own neighbourhood to start your list of 100. You’ll also want to get into the habit of taking your pup with you to as many safe places as possible, to enhance his socialisation and to start him on his path to being your well-behaved companion, welcome wherever you go.
Here are some suggestions to start you off:
• Your postie. Snag her/him on the daily rounds and ask him to feed your pup a tidbit or two. Start an early positive association with this daily visitor to your home.
• Your neighbours. Actually this can count as several, if you live in a diverse neighbourhood.
If your neighbourhood is homogenous, try a park, or the bench in front of your local library:
REMEMBER – ASK THE PEOPLE TO IGNORE YOUR PUP!!
Tall men
Short men
Tall women
Short women
Skinny men
Skinny women
Portly men
Portly women
Babies
Women pushing babies in strollers
Toddlers
Children
Men with beards
Men with hats
Kids with backpacks
Women with hats
People in wheelchairs
People on walkers and crutches
Kids on bikes
Kids on skateboards
People with umbrellas
Kids playing basketball
…and all of the above in various ethnic groups.
Then add locations to your list;
• Your bank
• Vet
• Pet supply store
• Copy center
• Hardware store
• Puppy kindergarten class
• On-leash park
• Any place of business that doesn’t say “No Dogs” on the door.
PLACES NOT TO TAKE YOUR PUP:
• Off-leash parks until he is fully vaccinated
• Any place where he is likely to encounter stray dogs
• Any place where he is likely to encounter sick dogs
• Any place where he is likely to encounter aggressive dogs
• Any place where he is like to encounter aggressive/rowdy/drunk humans
• Accumulations of faeces from unknown dogs
• Any place he is not welcome
• Any place where he would have to be left unattended, or in a hot car (no tying up outside the grocery store – though this is a good place to take them as long as you are there with them holding them)
• Any place where he will be uncomfortable (sitting in the full sun while you watch your husband/children play sport
• Any place where you won’t be able to devote enough attention to him to ensure his safety, security and well being.
Merry Christmas neighbours! We're kicking off the Christmas festivities with our Christmas 1 DAY SALE this Wednesday 6th Dec! Gear up for the season ahead and pop into our store to receive amazing savings available for the one day only. We have blueberries for $3.99 punnet, Ryans cooked ham … View moreMerry Christmas neighbours! We're kicking off the Christmas festivities with our Christmas 1 DAY SALE this Wednesday 6th Dec! Gear up for the season ahead and pop into our store to receive amazing savings available for the one day only. We have blueberries for $3.99 punnet, Ryans cooked ham for $7.99kg, plus loads more. Join us in the 1 day sale Christmas celebrations. Look forward to seeing you in-store! Learn more
Our young men are being exposed to violence and pornography in ever increasing amounts, and it is changing the way our young men think, and what they perceive is normal behaviour. Will you help us RAISE OUR BOYS by talking about Respectful Relationships and Respectful Sexual Relationships?
Find … View moreOur young men are being exposed to violence and pornography in ever increasing amounts, and it is changing the way our young men think, and what they perceive is normal behaviour. Will you help us RAISE OUR BOYS by talking about Respectful Relationships and Respectful Sexual Relationships?
Find out how to talk to your sons and use our Toolboxes at www.whiteribbon.org.nz or watch the film ‘Raise Our Men’ which provides an insight into how men are socialised into using violence. Help us end men’s violence towards women now.
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Gavin from Rangiora
Beautiful peonies for sale at Ireby 66 Coldstream Road Rangiora
Negotiable
Door Man from Waimak Window & Door Repairs
Has it been a while since you've opened up your windows?
It's good to get some fresh air circulating with these hot days, but you might find your windows sticky or hard to open.
If they're aluminium windows - check the friction stays.
Like sliding door tracks you need to keep the … View moreHas it been a while since you've opened up your windows?
It's good to get some fresh air circulating with these hot days, but you might find your windows sticky or hard to open.
If they're aluminium windows - check the friction stays.
Like sliding door tracks you need to keep the friction stay track free from dirt and grime and keep the hinge mechanism clean. You can lubricate the metal pivot points with a little machine oil or CRC.
Conversely your window may flop open without any friction to keep it in place. If that's the case, chances are they need replacing, so give Jim a call to get them sorted. ph 0210 6988932
Jonathan Leask Reporter from Northern Outlook
The concept design for a four-court stadium facility in Rangiora will be presented to the Waimakariri District Council on December 5 behind closed doors.
We want to know what you think:
Can the community afford the cost of the $26.1m facility - or can it not afford to live without it?
Do you … View moreThe concept design for a four-court stadium facility in Rangiora will be presented to the Waimakariri District Council on December 5 behind closed doors.
We want to know what you think:
Can the community afford the cost of the $26.1m facility - or can it not afford to live without it?
Do you think it should get the green light now or be revisited in 2021?
*Comments may be used in print
49 replies (Members only)
Bev from Rangiora
We will be Tooting Tonight between 6-7pm. Please donate as generously as you can. Remember these goods stay locally to assist those less fortunate over this Xmas and holiday period. Thanks so much, From ,Bev Wright and the team at Property Brokers.
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